Review ATOD

Harm reduction strategies do not

• encourage or condone drug use

• see abstinence as an important strategy

• recognize that some teens will try drugs

• empower teens to make healthier choices through accurate information.

A drug is any substance (except food or drink) that in small amounts produces changes in the brain, body or both.

• True

• False

Select all that are considered a drug

• Nicotine

• caffeine

• water

• alcohol

Which of the following drug is the most popular among teens?

• Alcohol

• Marijuana

• Prescription

• Tobacco

Teen drug use is increasing nationally according to the Monitoring the Future National Survey.

• True

• False

Mike took vaped THC for the first time when at a party with friends. He was pressured to try and didn't see what the big deal was. This is an example of

• Dependency

• Misuse

• Experimental

• Regular use

Kim hasn't drank alcohol in two weeks. They are starting to feel sick to their stomach, headaches and has trouble sleeping. This is an example of

• Regular use

• recreational use

• Dependency

• Tolerance

Grace takes double her prescription dosage of Tylenol with Codeine before a soccer game because she feels it will help her get through the game with less leg pain.

• Non use

• recreational use

• experimental use

• misuse

Organ damage, withdrawal symptoms, and accidental injury are examples of

• Academic harms

• Physical harms

• emotional/social harms

• legal harms

Jo had a few beers at the party and needs to drive home. They drink some coffee and eat some bread before driving. Are they practicing harm reduction?

• yes

• no